Women's Empowerment
Women create life and hold families together. Yet in the Tansa Valley, generations of inequality kept their dreams out of reach.
We’re changing that. Through our Self‑Help Groups (SHGs), women gain knowledge, tools, and training – plus the confidence to demand more. Now, they start businesses, support each other, and uplift entire communities in the process.
18,916
Women trained
259
Active Self Help Groups
2911
Women in Self Help Groups
Helping women rise as one
What We Do
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Establish support systems
We bring women together in Self‑Help Groups – safe spaces to save, learn, and lift one another.
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Teach practical skills
We train women in bookkeeping, literacy, and leadership – empowering them to run businesses and guide their communities.
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Seed new enterprises
We provide business loans, saplings, sewing machines, and flour mills – turning ideas into reliable income.
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Build financial confidence
We lead workshops that equip women to open bank accounts, manage money, and plan for the future.
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Encourage local leadership
We give women the tools and courage to speak up, make decisions, and shape village life.
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Create independence
We help women build confidence and income – so they can support themselves and inspire the next generation.
What progress looks like
Women learning new skills and opening new businesses across the valley.
Children growing up seeing mothers not just as caregivers, but as leaders.
Villages shaped by women’s voices and visions.
We envision community members, collaborators, employees, supporters, and donors becoming ambassadors of our holistic, interdisciplinary approach. Through their support, we aim to raise awareness and attract resources to strengthen our work.
We unite women so that together, they can rise. Armed with tools, micro-loans, and collective power, they transform ideas into income – and confidence into lasting change.
Self‑Help Groups
